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sluggish and up 60% in the u.s. we believe the international piece will show improvements that will allow them to guide slightly higher than where the street's at for the march quarter. so we've done some fundamental work in two of their countries. uk being the biggest one and we think we will see this turn point. if that happens, stock will likely fwo go higher despite the fact it doubled. >> what can go wrong. >> if we are right about the lift or improvement international, the product they are selling, groupon goods, tend to lower margin. the one risk is we think this is positive for revenue but that drives the stock higher. one of the concerns we have is goods number means for the overall gross margin. >> groupon has been a push company. they fill your in box with stuff. fewer people are checking them out. it's trying to become a pull company, a mobile company. is it doing it well, gene, and is groupon the same company it was 12 months ago? >> it's a different company than it was 12 months ago, and i think that w
sluggish and up 60% in the u.s. we believe the international piece will show improvements that will allow them to guide slightly higher than where the street's at for the march quarter. so we've done some fundamental work in two of their countries. uk being the biggest one and we think we will see this turn point. if that happens, stock will likely fwo go higher despite the fact it doubled. >> what can go wrong. >> if we are right about the lift or improvement international, the...
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the ceo of the u.s. tire maker, titan, making industrial tires and so forth, turning done a rescue of a good year plant closed in the country. maurice taylor saying he has no interest because french workers get paid too much and they only work three hours a day. they take an hour-lunch, take another break and talk talk three hours a day. >> when we work, we work better. it may be about to go into a tail spin. could be a major story in 2013. >> could become another sick man in europe, kayla. >> i don't understand, why, if he is worried about saving french jobs, french industry minister, why he didn't go to michelin. here, maurice taylor says i will drive michelin out of business. i want michelin if i'm going to the government. >> a clothing line called rain, heat and snow. so kayla, a jacket for you for chance? >> i'm thinking probably no. if this is an attempt tocate toert younger class to make the post office relevant again, ininstead of doing something like releasing a clothing line, invest in technolo
the ceo of the u.s. tire maker, titan, making industrial tires and so forth, turning done a rescue of a good year plant closed in the country. maurice taylor saying he has no interest because french workers get paid too much and they only work three hours a day. they take an hour-lunch, take another break and talk talk three hours a day. >> when we work, we work better. it may be about to go into a tail spin. could be a major story in 2013. >> could become another sick man in...
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u.s. every year. alcohol 200 billion, tobacco about 190. his >> quite a bit more dangerous, the cost of alcohol and tobacco. gerri: unfortunately we are going to to leave it there. the shouting is over for this hour. thank you for coming on tonight, appreciate your time. now we want to know what you think. should marijuana be legalized and taxed? vote on the right-hand side of the screen and we will show the results of the show. lots more to come including a big dÉjÀ vu all over again in washington. and the justice department taking s&p to court saying they are to blame for the financial crisis, so why now is this payback by the white house? i will break it down next gerri: in the world of banking and finance, rating agencies opinion is the last advice the big money guys put down their dough. so it is important. u.s. justice department tha dept the nation's biggest agencies with a billion dollars lawsuit saying it did a shoddy job rating mortgage bonds. in his defense are expected to arg
u.s. every year. alcohol 200 billion, tobacco about 190. his >> quite a bit more dangerous, the cost of alcohol and tobacco. gerri: unfortunately we are going to to leave it there. the shouting is over for this hour. thank you for coming on tonight, appreciate your time. now we want to know what you think. should marijuana be legalized and taxed? vote on the right-hand side of the screen and we will show the results of the show. lots more to come including a big dÉjÀ vu all over again...
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the u.s. postal service®, no business too small. neil: look at that, moving closer and closer to a record. and look at your house, at least moving closer and closer to the right direction, up in price. i'm here to argue there is a connection. histocks to advancing as long housing is improving and lately home prices and building have been searching for my latest crackpot theory, this keeps happening, a new record is coming. whether the disturbing news unexpected drop is signaling we are getting a little ahead of ourselves on housing. wells fargo housing market index down to a reading of 46 from 47 in january. not a calamity but a concern. this connection between the two. what do you think? >> there's a direct correlation. housing industries about 4% of gdp. as it improves, people get to work, getting back to 2005 levels putting people back to work. i don't think that is the reason the market has been going up. neil: you don't have to jump ugly with me. i don't know who leads whom here, but in the '87 cras87 crad we can argue with rea
the u.s. postal service®, no business too small. neil: look at that, moving closer and closer to a record. and look at your house, at least moving closer and closer to the right direction, up in price. i'm here to argue there is a connection. histocks to advancing as long housing is improving and lately home prices and building have been searching for my latest crackpot theory, this keeps happening, a new record is coming. whether the disturbing news unexpected drop is signaling we are getting...
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but here in the u.s., keeps working. and it's boring and clearly there's more cash to be put to work. >> it is boring. one thing that's not working right now is technology. and this is a sector i'm focused on. >> your top trade. >> yeah, my top trade. listen, this is hard-picking tops here, people, right? but at the end of the day, we have a lot of the super sectors in the s&p up 8-plus percent. look at the xlk, etf up 13%. no leadership here. i believe we're going to roll over pretty soon. i think we'll need a 5% sell off. i think tech -- >> is google working? >> google is one of the big ones that is working. >> and that's the one. if you look at amazon, look at apple. one takes it right from amazon, goes into apple or vice versa. and if you look at google, they're the recipient of all the money flow. >> yeah. >> no doubt. listen, there's very few things working well in technology. if you look at ibm a great example of a company th that beat -- filling the earnings. >> there ways to express a negative outlook on technol
but here in the u.s., keeps working. and it's boring and clearly there's more cash to be put to work. >> it is boring. one thing that's not working right now is technology. and this is a sector i'm focused on. >> your top trade. >> yeah, my top trade. listen, this is hard-picking tops here, people, right? but at the end of the day, we have a lot of the super sectors in the s&p up 8-plus percent. look at the xlk, etf up 13%. no leadership here. i believe we're going to roll...
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u.s. companies tend to do really well as long as the u.s. currency continues to be cheaper. >> all right. thank you, guys. good to see you both. thanks for joining us today. appreciate it very much. >>> up next, "the new york times" now responding to elon musk about his claim that the newspaper's test drive of a new high-end electric tesla was bogus. phil lebeau will have the latest on that. >>> then the threat of massive spending cuts hanging over the market, coming up i'll talk to gene sperling from the white house today. they want more revenue. representative tom cole says more taxes are off the table. is there any hope of a compromise to be reached? back in a moment. , , you should know that axiron is here. the only underarm treatment for low t. that's right, the one you apply to the underarm. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18. axiron can transfer to others through direct contact. women, especially those who are or who may become pregnant, and children should avoid contact where axiron is applied as unexpected sign
u.s. companies tend to do really well as long as the u.s. currency continues to be cheaper. >> all right. thank you, guys. good to see you both. thanks for joining us today. appreciate it very much. >>> up next, "the new york times" now responding to elon musk about his claim that the newspaper's test drive of a new high-end electric tesla was bogus. phil lebeau will have the latest on that. >>> then the threat of massive spending cuts hanging over the market,...
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much of the credit goes to u.s. taxpayers and to chrysler workers who accepted wage and benefit cuts. but as steve kroft reported in march 2012, none of it would have happened without the efforts of an italian-born and canadian-raised auto executive named sergio marchionne. >> with his gray stubble, longish hair, relaxed demeanor, and trademark black sweaters, sergio marchionne looks more like a film director than an auto executive, but he is now the industry's biggest star. >> sergio marchionne. >> the ceo of fiat had already rescued that company from financial ruin, and in chrysler, marchionne saw at least one similarity: both companies had been through hell. >> i remember when i came here in 2009. there's nothing worse for a leader than to see fear in people's faces. it's been a long rocky road, but the fear is gone. >> what were they afraid of? >> of not being here. all right, it's that simple. this was really a question of existence. there's nothing worse in life than to sit there and be the victim of a process
much of the credit goes to u.s. taxpayers and to chrysler workers who accepted wage and benefit cuts. but as steve kroft reported in march 2012, none of it would have happened without the efforts of an italian-born and canadian-raised auto executive named sergio marchionne. >> with his gray stubble, longish hair, relaxed demeanor, and trademark black sweaters, sergio marchionne looks more like a film director than an auto executive, but he is now the industry's biggest star. >>...
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so, a harty congratulations goes out tonight to the u.s. postal service, whiches is trying to keep up with the times in the 21st century and the age of the internet. much has been said about the news today that the post office plans to eliminate letter deliveries on saturdays. that move estimates to save some $2 billion a year. it's a start. but let's not forget that last year, the post office lost $16 billion. i understand the reaction is mixed on this. many people will be inconvenienced without mail on saturday. but any kind of kuchlts will, of course, inconvenience some. but the troubling aspect of all of this is who some of the loudest nay sayers of this move are. name little our lawmakers. sadly, this is the one lawmaker where there seems to be support. republican senator susan collins saying cuts services should be a last resort. democratic snoshg mark begich says it was a bad news. these are, of course, the same people who need to get serious about government spending, before america has a true crisis. what the post office is doing i
so, a harty congratulations goes out tonight to the u.s. postal service, whiches is trying to keep up with the times in the 21st century and the age of the internet. much has been said about the news today that the post office plans to eliminate letter deliveries on saturdays. that move estimates to save some $2 billion a year. it's a start. but let's not forget that last year, the post office lost $16 billion. i understand the reaction is mixed on this. many people will be inconvenienced...
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a bank like wells fargo, u.s. bancorp, little exposure to weaken europe and very strong managements. citigroup, jpmorgan, morgan stanley with tremendous exposure to the continent. that's why at times i've had to dismiss the earnings per share gains entirely at the moment if the cohort was rally out of favor. but i never just forgot them. instead, i tried to figure out which ones can at times break the tug of the sector, the gravitational pull and which ones can really shine because if the sector falls back into favor, i've got to be ready. for example, ever since the market's gigantic bottom in 2009, we've seen many sectors of retail and individual stocks within those sectors outperform. i like to listen to the earnings calls of all the retailers. given times, i'm rapt by the groups doing the best. by far the top performers during this period have been the di discount stores. notably dollar general and dollar tree. when i see the markets money go to retail, i go back to my earnings report memory and reach for thes
a bank like wells fargo, u.s. bancorp, little exposure to weaken europe and very strong managements. citigroup, jpmorgan, morgan stanley with tremendous exposure to the continent. that's why at times i've had to dismiss the earnings per share gains entirely at the moment if the cohort was rally out of favor. but i never just forgot them. instead, i tried to figure out which ones can at times break the tug of the sector, the gravitational pull and which ones can really shine because if the...
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the u.s., it's not resolved so more higher gasoline is ahead of us. stuart: and david, hold on, i want to see what happens when the opening bell starts to ring and starting right now. i'm expecting the dow to hit 14,000, we've been away for three days and friday afternoon the dow closed at 13,981. the early indicator suggested we go up, 20, maybe 20 points at the opening bell and that would take us to 14,000 so we're off and running again. stocks at a very high level. i've got a question for you. are you in this market, you, the little guy. we've got an expert on that coming up in just a moment from charles schwab and he'll give us the answer and on the high side in the first seconds. today's merger talk, a number of mergers, officemax, office depot reportedly getting together. and lauren simonetti on the floor of the exchange. looks like they will he' give staples a run for their money. >> it may be higher prices for consumers. let's go straight to where they both trade. as you can see, offic
the u.s., it's not resolved so more higher gasoline is ahead of us. stuart: and david, hold on, i want to see what happens when the opening bell starts to ring and starting right now. i'm expecting the dow to hit 14,000, we've been away for three days and friday afternoon the dow closed at 13,981. the early indicator suggested we go up, 20, maybe 20 points at the opening bell and that would take us to 14,000 so we're off and running again. stocks at a very high level. i've got a question for...
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this trip was a slap in the face to the u.s. who is offering all this help to egypt there is also, the clerics have been repicking ahmadinejad and iranian regime you can't extend this shiite agenda throughout the region. melissa: we're not super popular there either. >> no, we're not. melissa: i don't know, are we necessarily anymore popular? >> this is the wake-up call for the americans, the u.s. administration. we have to realize that iran, obviously the regime, has its own agenda. and now egypt is not the egypt that it used to be. why did we offer egypt aid in the first place? in '78 president carter gave them aid, military aid to incentivize them being a peace keeper in the region, right? they helped out with the camp david accords which led to peace between israel and egypt. but they're not behaving the same way. we'll not give them the same aid when they're not behaving same way and actually cozying up to the enemy. melissa: my question was, iran is supposed to be squeezed so tight with the inflation and they have somehow
this trip was a slap in the face to the u.s. who is offering all this help to egypt there is also, the clerics have been repicking ahmadinejad and iranian regime you can't extend this shiite agenda throughout the region. melissa: we're not super popular there either. >> no, we're not. melissa: i don't know, are we necessarily anymore popular? >> this is the wake-up call for the americans, the u.s. administration. we have to realize that iran, obviously the regime, has its own...
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a bounce back from a big surge in u.s. home prices. they're increasing sides that europe's economy is getting better. got some good earnings reports from some of the big companies. no matter what they want you do believe -- for today, at least -- the economy is looking up. i'm shepard smith. see you back here tonight on fox report. you'll be all right. [screaming] >> well, like the sequel to a 1950s horror film, only is this fly going to stick? welcome. i'm stewart in for neil cavuto. remember this, that fiscal cliff deal, huge amount in tax hikes. not much in the way of spending cuts. are we about to see the sequel? the president is calling on congress to pass another quick fix to avert those automatic spending cuts he originally signed off on, kicking in march 1 income, and this includes new tax revenues. the former south carolina senator jim demint says we have seen how the movie ins and it's not go. okay, jim, spell it out. more tacks and not so many spending cuts. what's the result? >> you have to scratch your head. the federal go
a bounce back from a big surge in u.s. home prices. they're increasing sides that europe's economy is getting better. got some good earnings reports from some of the big companies. no matter what they want you do believe -- for today, at least -- the economy is looking up. i'm shepard smith. see you back here tonight on fox report. you'll be all right. [screaming] >> well, like the sequel to a 1950s horror film, only is this fly going to stick? welcome. i'm stewart in for neil cavuto....
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chinese didn't give them at all. >> she said the u.s. aid workers would not have of have dared saying they were from america. that we have been a tacked. >> i want to talk about something that north korea is doing. roll tape. ♪ >> right. that video, nuking america, cheering. what should do about it. >> i don't think we should be suckered into buying this horse game. everytime the north koreans come to us and say, we'll stop doing what -- we need a little aid, and everytime we fuel for -- fall for it. the definition of insanity, continuing to do the same thing. north koreans are important because the nuclear weapons they're making they're going to sell to iran. >> thank you. i will see you tomorrow morning and every weekday at 9:20 a.m. eastern on the fox business network. tonight on fbn, fake ingredients found in our food. is the food in your fridge safe? watch out. the five is next. captioned by closed captioning services inc. sends a check. ok. [ voice of dennis ] silence. are you in good hands? [ male announcer ] you've reached the
chinese didn't give them at all. >> she said the u.s. aid workers would not have of have dared saying they were from america. that we have been a tacked. >> i want to talk about something that north korea is doing. roll tape. ♪ >> right. that video, nuking america, cheering. what should do about it. >> i don't think we should be suckered into buying this horse game. everytime the north koreans come to us and say, we'll stop doing what -- we need a little aid, and...
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this cannot be good news for the u.s. economy. >> well, it's not good news for the u.s. economy. but at the same time so many of the s&p 500 multinationals, they have really come from the distribution and selling standpoint, they are really trying to tap into the emerging markets. that, of course, is where we are suggesting to our clients that they invest. it is a little premature, i think. in early in the game to be putting money into european equities when there is so much opportunity in other countries out there. gerri: when do you think -- did you think the tone in the u.s. markets is changing in any way? it seems like we had some of just incredible weeks of people really excited. it is -- is it coming down, changing, turning? >> well, in january the s&p 500 was up 6%. so, you know, you multiply that by 12 months and you get 72%. that is unsustainable. i think what we're doing right now is going through that type of consolidation which translated for your viewers is basically stocks are going to go sideways for a time while the earnings catch up to the prices. at the same tim
this cannot be good news for the u.s. economy. >> well, it's not good news for the u.s. economy. but at the same time so many of the s&p 500 multinationals, they have really come from the distribution and selling standpoint, they are really trying to tap into the emerging markets. that, of course, is where we are suggesting to our clients that they invest. it is a little premature, i think. in early in the game to be putting money into european equities when there is so much...
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a u.s. firm says a group attached to the people's liberation of army have stolen data from 141 companies, including 115 u.s. companies over a seven-year period. the report is featured on the cover of tt's "new york times." kevin mandia is the founder of the group. it's a pleasure to have you with us. >> thank you for having me. >> since the report was released to the "new york times" and since that article was published, we have a response from china, knot who says cyber attacks are anonymous and transnational. it is hard to trace the origin of the attacks. that has been the problem with the tracing, where cyber attacks come from. they're often hidden. they can be disguised. how do you actually know that these attacks originate from this office building in shanghai? >> that's a great question. first, that's the same response we always again from the chinese government. mandian is not the first company to make these accusations nor about it be the last. we tracked the origins of union 61398.
a u.s. firm says a group attached to the people's liberation of army have stolen data from 141 companies, including 115 u.s. companies over a seven-year period. the report is featured on the cover of tt's "new york times." kevin mandia is the founder of the group. it's a pleasure to have you with us. >> thank you for having me. >> since the report was released to the "new york times" and since that article was published, we have a response from china, knot who...
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for example, if you were to go to the u.s. mint website you would find out that people are buying as many dollars of silver as gold. that means they're buying 50 times more physical silver than gold. >> right. >> it's only produced 11 to 1. there's 11 ounces more. for investment purposes, a lot of silver is used for industrial uses, there is only three times as much silver to buy versus gold for investment. >> thanks very much for joining us. scotty, from what is now becoming a very hot palm beach as you see here, back to you. >> beautiful live shot there. thanks so much for bringing that great interview to us. eric sprott thanks to you as well for coming on our show today. coming up on halftime the clash of the titans. one week later. we'll look back at the tale of the herbalife tape. the company is stuck in the middle of this very heated battle. all stations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. stand
for example, if you were to go to the u.s. mint website you would find out that people are buying as many dollars of silver as gold. that means they're buying 50 times more physical silver than gold. >> right. >> it's only produced 11 to 1. there's 11 ounces more. for investment purposes, a lot of silver is used for industrial uses, there is only three times as much silver to buy versus gold for investment. >> thanks very much for joining us. scotty, from what is now becoming...
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requests is about whether the u.s. should be forgoing things that are important to our country into our economy, not paying for teachers, not paying for roads and bridges to be repaired and rebuilds. also that we can make sure that we retain a set of deductions and loopholes that the very wealthiest among aston continue to enjoy. so that is the fundamental choice we have before us. liz: draconian cuts and then there are people look at this and say, wait a minute. our federal budget is twice the size as it was just over a decade ago. is it impossible to slice just over 2%? >> there will be more coming off of an awful lot of the accounts. and the various secretaries of the president's cabinet have laid out what the implications will be for they're apartments, the amount of furloughs, the a lot of services that will be forgone of course the military, the pentagon, the joint chiefs and so forth make clear what the implications will be to national security. it is a bad picture that is painted. liz: if it is not appropriate
requests is about whether the u.s. should be forgoing things that are important to our country into our economy, not paying for teachers, not paying for roads and bridges to be repaired and rebuilds. also that we can make sure that we retain a set of deductions and loopholes that the very wealthiest among aston continue to enjoy. so that is the fundamental choice we have before us. liz: draconian cuts and then there are people look at this and say, wait a minute. our federal budget is twice the...
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i like u.s. equities, i like emerging market equities and if you're going to be in thick income, be on the credit side. i look at what zbois going on i the united states with corporate america sitting there with a cash on their balance sheets and think we're poised to do well for the next couple of years. >> why do you see growth improving overseas? we know china may be coming back but they're flooding their system with the shadow banking, so their leverage increased dramatically. in europe, the growth has gone the other way. it has declined and worsened there. >> i don't view europe as emerging markets are much more interesting. china, it seems to have stabilized. it had been an area of concern. i don't think it is going to surge tremendously, i think they have it under control which is a plus. i think other parts of the emerging markets are looking pretty corrective as well. >> are you at all worried that italy could upset the view and the direction of the market, at least in the near term? >>
i like u.s. equities, i like emerging market equities and if you're going to be in thick income, be on the credit side. i look at what zbois going on i the united states with corporate america sitting there with a cash on their balance sheets and think we're poised to do well for the next couple of years. >> why do you see growth improving overseas? we know china may be coming back but they're flooding their system with the shadow banking, so their leverage increased dramatically. in...
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that lines up with u.s. companieses that does business there. mixed economic news here at home m weekly unemployment claims came in higher than expected but the housing market, yeah, that remains a bright spot. existing home sales we found out today, they rose and home prices have been going up. that was good news. stocks were lower but they have bounced back up. >> that's a nice way to end the hour and the day with the markets and good news. a couple bits of good news. thank you so much, alisko
that lines up with u.s. companieses that does business there. mixed economic news here at home m weekly unemployment claims came in higher than expected but the housing market, yeah, that remains a bright spot. existing home sales we found out today, they rose and home prices have been going up. that was good news. stocks were lower but they have bounced back up. >> that's a nice way to end the hour and the day with the markets and good news. a couple bits of good news. thank you so much,...
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fish mcbites widely available in u.s. restaurants this week through march, just in time, i believe, for lent. nicole, the stock is not moving on the news, but i'm sure you are interested. >> i like how you say it in a cheery manner. it's a great thing to introduce it for the happy meal. they say based on the research, there's going to be strong demand. i have two boys, and i couldn't pay them to trade in their chicken nuggets or hamburger for mcbites. >> really? >> really. >> oh. >> oh, they are not going to have this little fish mcbite. they are not having it. i'm telling you. >> i lived in hong kong in the early 1970s, and when i was there when the first mcdonald's opened in hong kong, and day one of that restaurant opening, the fish sandwich was the biggest seller at that restaurant, and it was the biggest seller of any mcdonald's anywhere in the world from day one in hong kong. don't tell me that the fish is not going to make it. it will. >> oh, it's going to make it. just telling you not in my household. >> i'm sorry
fish mcbites widely available in u.s. restaurants this week through march, just in time, i believe, for lent. nicole, the stock is not moving on the news, but i'm sure you are interested. >> i like how you say it in a cheery manner. it's a great thing to introduce it for the happy meal. they say based on the research, there's going to be strong demand. i have two boys, and i couldn't pay them to trade in their chicken nuggets or hamburger for mcbites. >> really? >> really....
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china is growing, u.s. is growing. in the u.s. we may not like the process but at least we are discussing a long term budgetary issue. there are -- in the tick off positive boxes and positive asset to support that, a melt up, volatile but a melt up here, so things are a hair better when you add things up. >> bob, quickly, best country to invest in right now in the world? u.s. or erj wise. >> i think u.s. is a paraon of strength. we are living up to expectations, better than other countries are doing. >> pairo gone of strej. >> i think i speak for all of us when i say, usa! >> go australia. >> couple of days coming up for the housing market. is this the day we finally nationally turn the corner? we lay out your plan ahead. >> and why the best offense is a strong defense when it comes to protecting your information. and later on, is telecommuting officially dead? for that matter, it didn't begin to work with. we will debate all of that when "street signs" returns. ♪ [ male announcer ] to hold a patent that has changed the modern w
china is growing, u.s. is growing. in the u.s. we may not like the process but at least we are discussing a long term budgetary issue. there are -- in the tick off positive boxes and positive asset to support that, a melt up, volatile but a melt up here, so things are a hair better when you add things up. >> bob, quickly, best country to invest in right now in the world? u.s. or erj wise. >> i think u.s. is a paraon of strength. we are living up to expectations, better than other...
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u.s. oil consumption, it's been declining for a long time now. last year we consumed 18.6 million barrels of oil a day, which i the same amount we consumed in 1996. so u.s. oil consumption is going down. not about the u.s. consuming more oil. western european oil consumption is going down. i you want to know where the growth is coming. , it's emerging marks like champion and india. china consumes two barrels of oil per person per year compared to the u.s. at 22 and at it just going to keep going -- >> it's not how much we're using but access to how much we're getting? the president says he has been more open to opening up land than anyone prior. you say what? >> well, i don't think so. obviously the u.s. energy companies are having some success. u.s. oil production has been rising for three years. u.s. and canada are the only two countries outside opec, showing any growth at all. but there's a lot more we can do. another big problem is the enable to build new pipelines to actually move oil
u.s. oil consumption, it's been declining for a long time now. last year we consumed 18.6 million barrels of oil a day, which i the same amount we consumed in 1996. so u.s. oil consumption is going down. not about the u.s. consuming more oil. western european oil consumption is going down. i you want to know where the growth is coming. , it's emerging marks like champion and india. china consumes two barrels of oil per person per year compared to the u.s. at 22 and at it just going to keep...
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the u.s. postal service? yeah, that's correct. letter carrier fashions coming to a post office near you. plus, an elderly british woman finally quits smoking at age 102 and didn't quit because of her health. no, find out why she really quit after this. ♪ smoking in the boardroom ♪ ♪ >> u.s. postal service will start selling a line of clothes and accessories, rain, heat, snow next year, so you could look like one of them. any comment, charles? >> you want to raise 3 million a year with some of-- >> it's cute. and throw in the cologne while you're at it. stuart: oh, oh. charles: okay, i'm not trying to diss anyone i think it's a goofy idea, but i will tell you i remember them talking about building the world's tallest building over at madison square garden. they've got a lot of real estate. i think there are ways to do things to make more than 3 million dollars. stuart: you're a smart guy. listen to this one. after 82 years of smoking, a 102-year-old british woman is finally quitting cigar
the u.s. postal service? yeah, that's correct. letter carrier fashions coming to a post office near you. plus, an elderly british woman finally quits smoking at age 102 and didn't quit because of her health. no, find out why she really quit after this. ♪ smoking in the boardroom ♪ ♪ >> u.s. postal service will start selling a line of clothes and accessories, rain, heat, snow next year, so you could look like one of them. any comment, charles? >> you want to raise 3 million a...
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the biggest thing name packets discretionary spending in the u.s. is the price of the consumer's home. once again inventories are at literally seven or eight-year lows. prices across the nation in terms of home prices are up double digits. this is what's going to drive discretionary consumer spending. >> is this not to say we couldn't have some sort of a correction at some point? are you willing to absorb a 10% decline here and hang in there still? >> to be fair, had a pretty quick move here-to-date. the s&p coming in today was up 6.5% in two months. that's a great annualized return so the markets ebb and flow, but the fact is the market is going to go the direction of the economy, and the economy is stabilizing and will start to accelerate. >> i don't know that it's stabilizing. you make a lot of good points because we do see the spots of weakness and anemic growth in a lot of areas except for housing which continues to show strength which darryl correctly points out. let me get your talk on interest rates. when would you expect rates to start movi
the biggest thing name packets discretionary spending in the u.s. is the price of the consumer's home. once again inventories are at literally seven or eight-year lows. prices across the nation in terms of home prices are up double digits. this is what's going to drive discretionary consumer spending. >> is this not to say we couldn't have some sort of a correction at some point? are you willing to absorb a 10% decline here and hang in there still? >> to be fair, had a pretty quick...
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u.s. immigration, customs and enforcement, telling fox, and i quote, as fiscal uncertain at the remains over the continuing resolution and possible sequestration, i.c.e. reviewed seven hundred cases and and found supervision less costly than incarceration. what they're saying is we might spring them early. i think that's what they're saying. michael cutler. using sequestration as an accuse? >> more excuses than my dog ate my homework. the immigration is anything but a victimless crime now. it's become a punishment-less crime. >> neil: we're going to have limited government resources presumely after phrase, and they have to handle these cases in an expedited fashion, and saying, you don't have to be worried about. >> if you want to expect diet them, move them out of the country. the administration says they're only going after criminal aliens that means these people have criminal history and they're not giving us names or numbers of who is being released. i'm making a presumption they have
u.s. immigration, customs and enforcement, telling fox, and i quote, as fiscal uncertain at the remains over the continuing resolution and possible sequestration, i.c.e. reviewed seven hundred cases and and found supervision less costly than incarceration. what they're saying is we might spring them early. i think that's what they're saying. michael cutler. using sequestration as an accuse? >> more excuses than my dog ate my homework. the immigration is anything but a victimless crime...
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the u.s. postal service®, no business too small. gerri: a new report fines gerri: saving money on gas is momportant than ever but a new study suggestions you are not getting bang for your buck that new autos claimed on their turbo charged engines, welcome back, have you a big study on this. tell us your findings. >> well, over the last several %-vehies that have new smallf displace am turbo chargedment in that promise power of a bigger engine the fuel economy of a smaller engine. gerri: what did you find? does it work? >> well we've been finding is several of the cars actually don't deliver better fuel economy despite the claim. at least in "consumer reports." instead we're seeing is there are a number of competitors that offer traditional engines that offer better fuel economy. >> i see that people are paying as much as $300 extra or turbo charged engines should they just avoid them? >> consumers should take time to do their own research rather than rely on word of mouth or marketing. there are a few such engines that do a little b
the u.s. postal service®, no business too small. gerri: a new report fines gerri: saving money on gas is momportant than ever but a new study suggestions you are not getting bang for your buck that new autos claimed on their turbo charged engines, welcome back, have you a big study on this. tell us your findings. >> well, over the last several %-vehies that have new smallf displace am turbo chargedment in that promise power of a bigger engine the fuel economy of a smaller engine. gerri:...
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. >> still fragile enough that four years after the recession the u.s. economy actually shrank in the last three months of 2012. the storm clouds were ready to blow away and washington basically called them back. >> i think we're all aware that we have some urgent business to do. >> if not for indecisive, uncompromising, and polarizing politicians, america's economy could take off again. >> we are producing more energy and america can become an energy exporter. >> we're in the midst of an energy boom and it's lowering the price of electricity and bringing manufacturing back to america. a housing boom fueled by the lowest interest rates in history. and 35 months of private sector job creation. america's future could be great. >> i'd like to focus on what lies beyond the fiscal debate. >> i'd like to, too. but that's not possible the with a sequester deadline about to descend on the american economy. when will washington's small thinking about big problems end? if this week is any indication, the dysfunction won't end any time soon. earlier this week we le
. >> still fragile enough that four years after the recession the u.s. economy actually shrank in the last three months of 2012. the storm clouds were ready to blow away and washington basically called them back. >> i think we're all aware that we have some urgent business to do. >> if not for indecisive, uncompromising, and polarizing politicians, america's economy could take off again. >> we are producing more energy and america can become an energy exporter. >>...
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not just the u.s. company that does a lot of business overseas but a genuine company based in another country. why? because the u.s. has become the caboose of the economic lag train. we're lagging everyone, china and germany. and you up to keep it away from the congressional lock jams. even if we were leading the rest of the world you'd still want to have something foreign purely for the sake of international d diversification. and you need that because of the partisanship that's so nasty. you don't have to bet on anything exotic look a chine chinese -- like a chinese company, am though those countries are where the growth is. buy canadian stock. their financials look like ours. canada is healthy. one that handled the financial crisis and the recession than we did here in the u.s. you can think of etfs. the ewj in japan, the eww in brazil. those are etfs that act as proxies for the continents overseas. you can no longer just phone home. you have to go around the world for 20% of your holdings. please d
not just the u.s. company that does a lot of business overseas but a genuine company based in another country. why? because the u.s. has become the caboose of the economic lag train. we're lagging everyone, china and germany. and you up to keep it away from the congressional lock jams. even if we were leading the rest of the world you'd still want to have something foreign purely for the sake of international d diversification. and you need that because of the partisanship that's so nasty. you...
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it was one of the biggest upsets in olympic history, the u.s. went on to beat them in the finals and took on the goal. february 13, just 33 years ago today. still to come, my 2 cents more on waste, fraud and abuse on the department of homeland security. and next, it sounds too good to be true, my next guest says the devil is in the details ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. gerri: and update on the breaking news. more details emerging on the american airlines and u.s. airways deal. both have now separately approved the merger. reports say that douglas parker is expected to be the ceo of the newly merged airline. the company has been in bankruptcy, and an official announcement is expected tomorrow then the department of justice will have to approve that deal. we will continue to follow it. sorry, investors, there is no such thing as a free lunch, and that holds true for the too good to be true claims coming out of charles schwab. the ne guest says that the fr
it was one of the biggest upsets in olympic history, the u.s. went on to beat them in the finals and took on the goal. february 13, just 33 years ago today. still to come, my 2 cents more on waste, fraud and abuse on the department of homeland security. and next, it sounds too good to be true, my next guest says the devil is in the details ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. gerri: and update on the breaking...
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would the u.s.? a battlefield situation try and take down another country's economic infrastructure, possibly having the impact of denying water, power, electricity to a population and a country we're at war with? these are the fundamental questions the pentagon is trying to cope with. for now, the obama administration has a new spiesh poli -- new cyberpolicy where they're trying to classify more information about the threat with u.s. business and industry so that the u.s. infrastructure has a better idea of what's going on. >> this mandate report doesn't just come out of the ether. we have had years -- barbara, you've been covering it, chris, you, too. years of reports of chinese lasers blinding satellites that are orbiting could essentially shut down the american financial system. right? we've had all kinds of reports of espionage for fighter jets, to keep nuclear subs quiet. things that will matter to our children, our economic security. it is not an exaggeration at all. chris, how concert sudden
would the u.s.? a battlefield situation try and take down another country's economic infrastructure, possibly having the impact of denying water, power, electricity to a population and a country we're at war with? these are the fundamental questions the pentagon is trying to cope with. for now, the obama administration has a new spiesh poli -- new cyberpolicy where they're trying to classify more information about the threat with u.s. business and industry so that the u.s. infrastructure has a...
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economy, a strong dollar is good for consumption, and consumption 70% of u.s. gdp. that's why u.s. equities in the currency war scenario i think is very accurate and actually look pretty compelling. >> i guess my only concern, getting back to the consumer spending, not seeing wage growth in the country and if we don't see wage growth consumers will have a tough time spending beyond their car or their house. that story has been done and documented. look at restaurants and the malls and look at retailers, it really isn't that strong of a picture so i think, you know, to say that the u.s. consumer is doing great is going to drive gdp. i don't know if we're seeing that. the retail sales numbers weren't that great today. >> i think it's all to some extent forward looking, but your point on income is a fair one. at the same time, income or, you know, the wealth of somebody increases with a stronger dollar and a higher home price so there's the income and the balance sheet side of the consumer. >> i guess the question is in terms of the broad economy. we know it's not necessarily fundamen
economy, a strong dollar is good for consumption, and consumption 70% of u.s. gdp. that's why u.s. equities in the currency war scenario i think is very accurate and actually look pretty compelling. >> i guess my only concern, getting back to the consumer spending, not seeing wage growth in the country and if we don't see wage growth consumers will have a tough time spending beyond their car or their house. that story has been done and documented. look at restaurants and the malls and...
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there's no other asset performing the way the u.s. equity markets will, and people don't understand china to put the money there. this is the place to be. gerri: let me ask this, though. everybody on the floor today so excited about dow 14,000. again, it's, you know, it's 30 stocks, people, don't get excited. the reality is this. we have been here, and it was seven years ago. we have been here, and it was seven years ago. to me, i remember that, and i think, oh, that's disappointing that it took us this long to get back to where we should be. i always think the stock market should be moving ahead in a fairly straight line, not with big multiyear gaps. i guess i, like a lot of americans out there who have been trying to save for retirement, trying to save for all kinds of things, i wish it would stop surprising me and start acting a little more rationally. i know i'm asking too much, but do you see what i'm saying here? >> it, you know, gerri, when you look back at the past decade or past 12 years as you pointed out, think about the he
there's no other asset performing the way the u.s. equity markets will, and people don't understand china to put the money there. this is the place to be. gerri: let me ask this, though. everybody on the floor today so excited about dow 14,000. again, it's, you know, it's 30 stocks, people, don't get excited. the reality is this. we have been here, and it was seven years ago. we have been here, and it was seven years ago. to me, i remember that, and i think, oh, that's disappointing that it...
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. >> every time we have a hearing like this, we are seeing this u.s. national debt and political prop. >> the national debt clock will not be put on the screens during democratic time. neil: out of sight and out of mind. a ruling debt clock is a political ploy by republicans. republicans calling foul. my next guest says there is a party double standard. okay, they almost reminded me of vampires that you se. but the debt clock is what the debt clock is. spending more than a chilly in dollars and we are taking in. >> you know, the idea that people would object to this. it is too rich for my blood. i'm trying to reduce my cholesterol. the problem with the debt clock is not that it is showing up in congress, but that congress is racking up so much that that it doesn't even have time. it can't pass a budget because it's too busy sending us into the poor house. it's time to take it that seriously. economists, virtually every economist agrees that racking up too much debt and that to be a major drag on the economy and long-term economic growth. which is suppo
. >> every time we have a hearing like this, we are seeing this u.s. national debt and political prop. >> the national debt clock will not be put on the screens during democratic time. neil: out of sight and out of mind. a ruling debt clock is a political ploy by republicans. republicans calling foul. my next guest says there is a party double standard. okay, they almost reminded me of vampires that you se. but the debt clock is what the debt clock is. spending more than a chilly in...
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wool exports from new zealand, textile production in spain, and the use of medical technology in the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 75% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. twe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. john: day you have your ticket to the super bowl? is not too late. you can get from us gelber. but internet sites still has thousands listed for sale flight stub of it will set you back a couple thousand or when it doesn't which is why people say it should be legal. >> should ticket scalping be allowed? >> no. >> no. >> held know it is hard to buy tickets and you cannot get one for yourself. >> if stub hub buys them i cannot get them but sometimes they do take them up but it is simple-minded and counterproductive. >> the reality we have a limited number of seats and more people to buy those sometimes tickets are sold far in advance and we don't
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shares of u.s. air, the expectation the merger could be announced this week between american airlines. it continues to climb in today's session, up slightly. lowe's having after-effects of superstorm sandy. we want to touch on colgate palmolive. the company said in the first quarter it's going to have to take a 25 cents hit because the devaluation of the venezuelan currency. it receives about 5% of its sales from venezuela. after the first quarter will it take a hit of 5 cents to 7 cents a share for the rest of the year because of the devaluation. we want to touch on gold. sharon epperson will have more on this later. it's trading lower. keeping pressure on the gold stocks today. they're all weaker across the board. the dow off about 38 points. carl, back to you. >> mary, thank you so much. let's head uptown to the nasdaq and check in with seema mody. >> good morning, carl. let's start with blackberry. we're seeing shares drop at the open. the company has reportedly lost a significant enterprise cus
shares of u.s. air, the expectation the merger could be announced this week between american airlines. it continues to climb in today's session, up slightly. lowe's having after-effects of superstorm sandy. we want to touch on colgate palmolive. the company said in the first quarter it's going to have to take a 25 cents hit because the devaluation of the venezuelan currency. it receives about 5% of its sales from venezuela. after the first quarter will it take a hit of 5 cents to 7 cents a...
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the u.s. then you can blow that out overseas, when you have the taint of china. i'm questioning why the stock isn't down $1. >> you've got to take a look at the asia decline, 9.5%. a lot of that was japan. japan is a huge component of that number. japan was down 17%. that cannot be ignored when it comes to asia. >> a lot going in japan that is causing the 17%. >> they've had pricing issues over the past couple of years. not sure specific to january. they did say february would be impacted, could be as much as 3%, because the year ago had an extra leap year day. december was impacted by the fact they were open on christmas day. it's really come down to that incremental, that marginal day you get every month. >> i remember when coca-cola had high single-digits in japan. i'm giving don the benefit of the doubt. i want to know what you think. you spent a lot of time with him. >> don, of course, is an engineer, so he knows operations. their coo was the old asia pacific guy. the management is well e
the u.s. then you can blow that out overseas, when you have the taint of china. i'm questioning why the stock isn't down $1. >> you've got to take a look at the asia decline, 9.5%. a lot of that was japan. japan is a huge component of that number. japan was down 17%. that cannot be ignored when it comes to asia. >> a lot going in japan that is causing the 17%. >> they've had pricing issues over the past couple of years. not sure specific to january. they did say february would...
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the u.s. coast guard and national transportation safety board are also involved. coast guard personnel were on the ship as it was being brought to mobile to interview the passengers so they wouldn't be delayed getting off the ship at docking time. they'll also be talking to crew members. they're going to be looking into what caused the fire, how it was fought, what happened with the passengers, were drills followed, all of these sorts of things. ultimately a report will come out and then maybe some recommendations. the bottom line is that they're trying to make sure this does not happen again. >> all right, mark. thank you very much. and the compensation carnival is offering the passengers is our gut check. do you think they should get more? that does it for this edition of "news nation." it's our baby edition. jen, my producer, is going off to have her first baby. threw go. our new princess. -hi i'm terry. -i'm phyllis. i'm maria, and i have diabetic nerve pain. i felt like my feet were going to sleep. it was like pins and needles sticking in your toes and in you
the u.s. coast guard and national transportation safety board are also involved. coast guard personnel were on the ship as it was being brought to mobile to interview the passengers so they wouldn't be delayed getting off the ship at docking time. they'll also be talking to crew members. they're going to be looking into what caused the fire, how it was fought, what happened with the passengers, were drills followed, all of these sorts of things. ultimately a report will come out and then maybe...
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we really think that right now the u.s. is the only central bank towards hinting at ending their quantitative easing so we think if the euro dollar breaks 133 we could see finally a selloff that holds in the u.s. >> thank you so much. mike, you're up, your case on why you think china is worth watching. >> with china's economic growth seemingly back on track and because the markets are closed all of next week for the newyear's holiday, we'll watch again tonight when they release their cpi data. this month it's expected around 2%. if they come in above expectations again, we'll watch very closely to see what the people's bank of china has to say about things like lending curves. obviously this is something that has the ability to impact market movement in the morning. >> all right. we'll watch, that and warren, what's topping your watch list for tomorrow? >> well, i'm also watching china and the u.s. both are reporting trade numbers tomorrow, the two largest economies in the world. in china we're looking at their trade balanc
we really think that right now the u.s. is the only central bank towards hinting at ending their quantitative easing so we think if the euro dollar breaks 133 we could see finally a selloff that holds in the u.s. >> thank you so much. mike, you're up, your case on why you think china is worth watching. >> with china's economic growth seemingly back on track and because the markets are closed all of next week for the newyear's holiday, we'll watch again tonight when they release...
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the u.s. that's positive. we feel like europe has bottomed out and service provider leadership. but they told the analysts, be cautious in your modeling. so, they're giving these numbers, they feel like they can hit them but they are saying there are headwinds out there, so be cautious. >> jon fortt, thank you for that. keep in mind that cisco is notorious for being a conservative guider. meantime, let's get to the top trades for today. and tim, we go to you. >> well, i'm going to southern texas, also known as mexico, one of the best performing markets in the world. we are sellers of mexico, doing it through the eww. this has been one of not only the best performing markets in the world but a place people have expected higher earnings. they really told you that growth is slowing, so, mexico, i realize a lot of people may be a little bit out of your belly wick, this is an interesting call -- >> is it very core lated to the u.s. market? >> it has been. and one of the reasons with the housing imp
the u.s. that's positive. we feel like europe has bottomed out and service provider leadership. but they told the analysts, be cautious in your modeling. so, they're giving these numbers, they feel like they can hit them but they are saying there are headwinds out there, so be cautious. >> jon fortt, thank you for that. keep in mind that cisco is notorious for being a conservative guider. meantime, let's get to the top trades for today. and tim, we go to you. >> well, i'm going to...
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makes the fed's job easier because the u.s. starts looking like a sea of calm. we were talking about this. if you were a european and would you look at the situation as if illinois was really starting to go and bang bang up and the federal government had to bail them out. that's sort of what the european investors look like, but i think it reaffirms risk on and risk off and does make the jed's job easier and safe haven, buy u.s. treasuries and don't even have to buy as much. >> go ahead. >> would you have been a buyer given what happened yesterday late in the day. >> yeah, yeah, probably would. >> you have knee jerk reactions on the news and the market got caught off action and that's the way the media portrayed the initial, you know, sentiment and what really came. there was a big disconnect there. >> what do you do in the market, if italy is with us for a long time. the fed chief did say if europe doesn't get itself in order that it will impact our economy overall. do you put that to the side and focus more on the fundamentals of the u.s. economy or not? >> th
makes the fed's job easier because the u.s. starts looking like a sea of calm. we were talking about this. if you were a european and would you look at the situation as if illinois was really starting to go and bang bang up and the federal government had to bail them out. that's sort of what the european investors look like, but i think it reaffirms risk on and risk off and does make the jed's job easier and safe haven, buy u.s. treasuries and don't even have to buy as much. >> go ahead....
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let's see how this is all going to impact the u.s. session here. we have the head of u.s. equity and quantitative strategy with bank of america, merrill lynch. nice to see you. >> nice to see you, too. thank you for having me on. >> we've been able to put europe on the back burner, but right now it might bring back bad memory for investors that this is exactly what derailed us a year ago. >> it's eerily similar. you know, i think, though, that the big surprise for the u.s. equity market is that we might not see a pullback. i feel like everyone's expecting one. and we might not actually see one. for a bunch of reasons. i mean, last year, i think one thing that was a little bit different was that sentiment was not as negative as it was at this point, where we are today. if you look at wall street strategists, equity allocation is still sub 50%. you've still got a lot of strategists with price targets below where the market is today. i feel like a lot of investors have regarded this rally that we've seen so far as, you know, too far, too fast. yet it might not be. i think we
let's see how this is all going to impact the u.s. session here. we have the head of u.s. equity and quantitative strategy with bank of america, merrill lynch. nice to see you. >> nice to see you, too. thank you for having me on. >> we've been able to put europe on the back burner, but right now it might bring back bad memory for investors that this is exactly what derailed us a year ago. >> it's eerily similar. you know, i think, though, that the big surprise for the u.s....
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the u.s. economy and that is for the entire year. voters are looking on the bright side. in new fox news poll shows more than half think the worst is yet to come when it comes to the economy. joining the company from chicago is tres knippa. i am going to guess these numbers don't surprise you. >> what is often the policymaking standpoint is when policymakers make decisions, then that policy or that decision doesn't work you know we keep getting fed by the economists? we clearly didn't do enough of it. we should be learning from what is going on in japan. as you increase government debt and increased debt to gdp ratio and increase taxes it slows your economy down. 100% of the time. why can we not learn from the mistakes the japanese economy today is the same size that it was in 1991 yet they have expanded their government debt and continue to go on fiscal stimulus and it has not worked. when we going to learn? doesn't work. charles: a political expert on this. one of going to learn. >> may take
the u.s. economy and that is for the entire year. voters are looking on the bright side. in new fox news poll shows more than half think the worst is yet to come when it comes to the economy. joining the company from chicago is tres knippa. i am going to guess these numbers don't surprise you. >> what is often the policymaking standpoint is when policymakers make decisions, then that policy or that decision doesn't work you know we keep getting fed by the economists? we clearly didn't do...
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i do not believe that our u.s. government is helping the likes of ge and 3m and everybody else steal from the chinese. it's not equivalent, asymmetric list. >> the detail, the name of one of the hackers in china. they called him ugly gorilla in that report. >> the other one was called super hard. >> i'm not going to get into that. anyway, you should read the report in it's full entirety. >> u.s. companies fighting back against president obama's new health care law. financial times reporting a few employers considering cutting hours of workers so they are not qualified as fulltime workers, rather than in insuring their staff. and other things, paying the penalty instead of paying to in sure. we could have seen this coming, couldn't we? >> there's gambling in casablanca, tyler. i can't believe it. look, remember when they started prescription drug plan for elderly seniors. before medicare didn't cover that. part d. do you know what a good chunk of the cost was? the government wrote checks to corporations so they woul
i do not believe that our u.s. government is helping the likes of ge and 3m and everybody else steal from the chinese. it's not equivalent, asymmetric list. >> the detail, the name of one of the hackers in china. they called him ugly gorilla in that report. >> the other one was called super hard. >> i'm not going to get into that. anyway, you should read the report in it's full entirety. >> u.s. companies fighting back against president obama's new health care law....
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looks like it's established in the u.s. and internationally. >> i think you have done a lot of homework. i think your reasoning makes sense. you did say it was speculative and the company has had a kind of roller coaster earnings pattern. as long as you recognize there's a time to get on and a time to get off like ecclesiastes, you're in good shape. like fitzgerald said, the rich are different than me. the high-ends like ralph lauren and lulu lemon are in high demand. after the break i'll try to save you more money. >>> coming up, times are achanging. cramer has more fresh-faced companies that could be setting themselves up to be big names or the years to come. >>> next up, the greasy spoon and neighborhood grocer are becoming a thing of the past. but these rising stars are coming up and find out if they should fill your portfolio. >>> on day when the market was way down big time by an errant italian election and of course worries that washington might again allow the economy to blow up by not replacing sequestration by som
looks like it's established in the u.s. and internationally. >> i think you have done a lot of homework. i think your reasoning makes sense. you did say it was speculative and the company has had a kind of roller coaster earnings pattern. as long as you recognize there's a time to get on and a time to get off like ecclesiastes, you're in good shape. like fitzgerald said, the rich are different than me. the high-ends like ralph lauren and lulu lemon are in high demand. after the break i'll...
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you got the u.s. dollar to play in here as well. >> yeah, well, we have seen treasury yields hovering at the 2%. it's an uncertain on which way they are going to go, you know, if you start to see the equities back off, october, -- of course yields gain in value and there could be panic in the market with people searching for the volatility index or a play like gold or silver. gold is hovering at 1600. there's questions about whether or not it gets a bounce back up or not. liz: weird that platinum and palladium move higher by more than a full percentage point and yet gold and silver moving down? >> it's a story out of south africa right now. there's supply and demand restatements from out of there. over the weekend, there's talk about gunfire, and thank god it was rubber bulleted used. about nine different mining workers there. there were injuries, and as a result of that, there's also that threat for labor disputes. prices should continue to rise on that disruption. >> let's watch that. again, as poin
you got the u.s. dollar to play in here as well. >> yeah, well, we have seen treasury yields hovering at the 2%. it's an uncertain on which way they are going to go, you know, if you start to see the equities back off, october, -- of course yields gain in value and there could be panic in the market with people searching for the volatility index or a play like gold or silver. gold is hovering at 1600. there's questions about whether or not it gets a bounce back up or not. liz: weird that...
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immigration reform, are considering -- just considering for the time being -- federal i.d.es for every u.s. worker. but is -- this is a bio metric i.d. that will have your fingerprints and other stuff. and that has some wondering whether it's even legal. is it? >> fancy span si is a good way to put it. we're at increasing odds with forgery and. the this is what just we need. this is what we need to protect our privacy, to protect our security. we need a full-proof neglect and plan of fixing what we have. >> neil: worry about, i'm from the government, i'm here to help, and the national i.d. card is going to cure our ills. how does it make these problems disappear? >> i don't think it does. you can make the argue. you want to stop traffic accidents, day away cars. you want to stop crime at light? don't let people come out of their hours. make the speed 15-miles-an-hour. no one will die in a car accident in this country, there's something called privacy and we can debate the constitutionality of it but the first amendment talks bit it, the thirded, the 14th -- >> how does the invasion of -- w
immigration reform, are considering -- just considering for the time being -- federal i.d.es for every u.s. worker. but is -- this is a bio metric i.d. that will have your fingerprints and other stuff. and that has some wondering whether it's even legal. is it? >> fancy span si is a good way to put it. we're at increasing odds with forgery and. the this is what just we need. this is what we need to protect our privacy, to protect our security. we need a full-proof neglect and plan of...
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the export numbers last night were not that good, but, again, seeing good flows into u.s. equities continually. the g-20 this weekend, a lot of saber-rattling, and saw a lot of money moving out of gold. we saw soros cutting their holdings and moving into their stocks. we haven't seen the big rotation out of bond market and into stocks, but we have seen a lot of money moving out of the commodity market and moving that money into stocks. >> yeah. we're still trying to figure out if that's a trend. rick santelli, you say you're not seeing it in terms of fixed income money? >> no, i mean, none of the -- >> we're not seeing that either. >> there's actually a removal out of something, there may be just less of a volume of money going in, but, you know, i like to look at the equity markets the way i look at spreads on the trading floor. we are at a premium spread to most of the other world equities. what did i notice today? the knee say is slipping into negative territory on the year and the daxx is to within 1% of slipping too negative territory. no matter how much better we are
the export numbers last night were not that good, but, again, seeing good flows into u.s. equities continually. the g-20 this weekend, a lot of saber-rattling, and saw a lot of money moving out of gold. we saw soros cutting their holdings and moving into their stocks. we haven't seen the big rotation out of bond market and into stocks, but we have seen a lot of money moving out of the commodity market and moving that money into stocks. >> yeah. we're still trying to figure out if that's a...